Best practices in legislative and regulatory processes in a constitutional perspective: the case of the European Union
This briefing note discusses the key features of the EU better lawmaking agenda, also in light of the new EU better regulation package, and highlights areas in which the EU can be considered a best practice, as well as existing gaps and concerns. Gaps include problems of accountability and transparency, uncertainty in methodology and lack the coherence between better regulation and long-term policy goals. Concerns relate to the newly adopted package and refer to the sustainability of the workload, the lack of a real attribution of responsibility for the update of EU impact assessments during the ordinary legislative procedure and uncertainty on the treatment of self- and co-regulation within the Inter-institutional Agreement on Better Regulation.
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Andrea Renda, Senior research Fellow, Centre for European Policy Studies
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Kelma għat-tiftix
- abbozzar leġiżlattiv
- amministrazzjoni tal-Istituzzjonijiet
- analiżi ekonomika
- applikazzjoni tal-liġi tal-UE
- DRITT
- dritt tal-Unjoni Ewropea
- EKONOMIJA
- ftehim interistituzzjonali
- għejun u fergħat tad-dritt
- Il-Kummissjoni Ewropea
- IMPRIŻA U KOMPETIZZJONI
- istituzzjonijiet tal-UE u servizz ċivili Ewropew
- maniġment
- POLITIKA
- principju tas-sussidjarjetà
- prinċipju tal-proporzjonalità
- proċeduri parlamentari
- simplifikazzjoni tal-leġiżlazzjoni
- studju tal-impatt
- teħid ta’ deċiżjonijiet
- tfassil tal-liġi tal-UE
- trasparenza fit-teħid ta' deċiżjonijiet
- UNJONI EWROPEA